Just curious as I use low but want to know what I am missing. I found with "normal", there were dozens of players with a 15+ point gain (most had 20+). At low that drops to single digits to most. My concern is that I will end up with too many highly rated players within a few years between those and in season training gains. But I may be wrong and have only played out one season so far.

What are your opinions?

Maybe a dec could confirm this, but I believe they are universal. so what ever you choose is applied to all teams. I've never moved it from normal.

NotMikeZimmer wrote:...I've never moved it from normal.

In doing so, you are ignoring an important feature to build your team and compete at higher levels.
And of course, you forego some of the fun and the challenge that DDSPF offers you!

Templer wrote:

NotMikeZimmer wrote:...I've never moved it from normal.

In doing so, you are ignoring an important feature to build your team and compete at higher levels.
And of course, you forego some of the fun and the challenge that DDSPF offers you!

Temple which statement do you think is closest to the truth?

A) Player attributes exist in a vacuum

B) Player attributes are relative to each other and exist in context

NotMikeZimmer wrote:Maybe a dec could confirm this, but I believe they are universal. so what ever you choose is applied to all teams. I've never moved it from normal.

The setting in options affects all training, not any one particular team. The higher you set the setting the more gains the players will make.

A team's training schedules will dictate different player training levels from team to team.

Templer wrote:

NotMikeZimmer wrote:...I've never moved it from normal.

In doing so, you are ignoring an important feature to build your team and compete at higher levels.
And of course, you forego some of the fun and the challenge that DDSPF offers you!

What setting do you use?

SirMichaelJordan wrote:

Templer wrote:

NotMikeZimmer wrote:...I've never moved it from normal.

In doing so, you are ignoring an important feature to build your team and compete at higher levels.
And of course, you forego some of the fun and the challenge that DDSPF offers you!

What setting do you use?

In general, I keep experimenting with it...
The most MP-GMs won't publish their settings or their strategies either.
You know - Top Secret!